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104-10096-10184 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (7/16/1976)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch37781 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10096-10184 SECRET 16 July 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Schweiker Report Review 1. Yesterday afternoon I met with Bob Wall (CI Staff), Bill Sturbitts (LA Division), and Jerry Brown (Office of Security). The purpose of the meeting was to get an idea of the work involved to review the issues raised in the Schweiker report and to review what the Agency did in relation to the Warren Commission. 2. I reported that Mr. Knoche did not wish us to seek access to the Warren Commission proceedings at this phase of our review. 3. Bill Sturbitts said that now with CI Staff, is very familiar with the LA Division iles on much of this subject, particularly Mexico. Speaking on the provocation/retaliation aspect of this, he observed that the Miami Ops and CI files ran some 5, 000 to 10, 000 linear feet. There was agreement that this posed a massive research problem on just the question of provocation. It was noted that we were discussing provocation in its broadest sense, in terms of the government policy and Agency program; we probably know the details of the so-called assassination plots and the files in question would be unlikely to turn up anything new in this respect. Sturbitts noted that a detailed paper had been prepared commenting on the information in the book given by Castro to Senator McGovern. 4. Bob Wall noted that he was Deputy Chief of PM in Miami for three years. He raised a question as to whether the broader program was relevant to the issue of provocation, in the terms posed by the Schweiker report. Later in the discussioi he expressed the opinion that whatever we wrote on the subject might be a prejudiced interpretation. I expressed the view that the overall program established a context for what happened and that ~IRI SECRET

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